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The brachial plexus is a network of nerves that stem from the spinal cord in the neck. If the nerves of the brachial plexus have been injured in a way...

Every child’s voice is unique — and in the Voice Clinics at Boston Children’s Hospital, we’re passionate about helping kids use their voices with confidence. In the Voice Clinics, we...

In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Arnold welcomes Dr. Sharon Levy, pediatric addiction specialist and chief of the Division of Addiction Medicine at Boston Children’s Hospital. Together, they explore the realities...

Muscle strain is the most common source of back pain in children and adolescents. Most strained muscles will heal on their own over time. But there are some instances when...

Get ready! The momentum continues as we prepare to welcome our first patients to Boston Children’s Needham in January 2026. This new satellite will provide a comprehensive ambulatory surgical center...

Oona was diagnosed with thyroid cancer when she was a child. Learn how she found the right treatment and care at Boston Children’s Thyroid Center.

Oona shares what her treatment plan for thyroid cancer looks like. From medication to surgery, Oona found an approach that works for her.

Boston Children’s heart specialists offer a wide range of treatment and care options for the many different types of single-ventricle heart defects that require specialized care. From complex surgeries to...

Hypoplastic left-heart syndrome (HLHS) — the underdevelopment of the heart’s left side —significantly affects blood flow. Boston Children’s heart specialists offer several HLHS treatment options that are customized to meet...

Blindness means no vision, while low vision refers to very limited vision — such as seeing only shapes. Neither condition can be fully corrected with glasses, contact lenses, or surgery...